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WAGGA TRUCK CENTRE New and Used Trucks, Trailers and Accessories 1 i WAGGA TRUCK CENTRE New and Used Trucks, Trailers and Accessories HIND FF177, 6 cylinder diesel, 5 speed 2 speed Trans, MITSUBIS ~I FK, 6 cylinder diesel, 5 speed 1rans, 1811 2211 sieet tray, aluminium b/bar, sunvisor, stone table top. alloy bar. $18,500. guard. $29,500. HINO KA320, 6 cylinder, EH 700 mo1or, 5 • 2 HIND FD 176, 6 cylinderdiesel motor, 6 speed gearb<lx, Transmission, 2211 nay, Cllntainer pins, tool box, clean 2011 table top. $24,500. tidy unit. $19,500. l~TERNATIONAL 1830 ACCO, 6 cylinder diesel, 5 INTERNATIONAL ACCO table top, s· cylinder diesel, 5 · speed 2 ·s1>eed, laiy axle on Heud1ickson suspension, • 2 gearbox, tidy unil, priced to sell. $9,500. 26frnay, similar to photo. $19,500. STURT HIGHWAY, WAGGA WAGGA PHONE (069) 216777 Aft~r Hovrs Peter Creagh 225451 or Bernie 0 1llon 254748 Vol.9 No.7 REGISTERED BY AUSTRALIA POST PUBLICATION No. N BP 0250 ATCO HOMES RFL- 3 2-ATCO HOMES RFL Now's the time ... arrange a family session now and for only $8.50 we will give you $30.00 to spend C ATCOHomes ~rtraits. ~~,:'1~~1fi9 LW-U\iq ,"~~<?,~ PROUD SPONSOR OF THE RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE INC 1991 ATCO HOMES R.F.L. LADDERS Display Centre: Servicing Transportable Sturt Highway, Wagga W agga Homes throughout the FIRST GRAD.E SECOND GRADE Phone(069)214988 Riverina and M.I.A. Round 5 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 5 For Ag % Pts GRIFFITH ....... 5 730 396 184.3 20 TURVEY PK ............ 601 198 303.5 20 GAN.G.G.-M. .... 5 586 330 177.5 20 GRIFFITH .............. 607 250 242.8 16 Congratulations to RFL the day the Tigers were outpointed in the last quarter to TURVEY PK ..... 3 2 - 608 396 153.5 12 WAGGA ............... 514 243 211.5 16 footballers Jed Lawton and go down narrowly in a hard-fought contest. WAGGA ........ 3 2 - 661 456 144.9 12 COOLAMON ............ 296 499 59.3 12 Glenn Vardanega on their Match of the Round this weekend should be Griffith's Coolamon ....... 2 3 - 591 571 103.5 8 Gan.-G.G.-M ............ 392 342 114.6 8 selection in the VCFL squad home game against Wagga Tigers. Tigers have had a East Wagga-K. .......... 239 614 38.9 4 to play South Australia Coun­ Narrandera .... ' 2 3 - 427 567 75.3 8 bad run with injury and it remains to be seen just who E. Wagga-K. 5 - 363 629 57.7 0 Narrandera ............. 237 474 50.0 0 try last Tuesday. Unfor­ will be available this week. Griffith had a most convinc­ tunately for Vardanega he ing win over lowly Leeton last Sunday. Leeton ......... - 5 - 220 841 26.1 0 Leeton ................ 159 425 37.4 0 was named on emergency. Shane Ruyg booted 8 goals and received good sup­ Lawton was an emergency port from Gerry Toscan who notched 7 majors. Wagga last year but, good perfor­ will need to closely guard both players. mances, with both the RFL On their home ground the Swans have a distinct THIRD GRADE Club Championship and Ganmain Grong Grang advantage and should take out the game in a close Round 5 1sts 2nds 3rds Tot Ma tong enabled him to go one Round 5 For Ag % Pts tussle. Griffith ' 30 12 5 47 better this year and, win a place in the starting line­ GRIFFITH ................ 505 148 341.2 20 .... .. ... The other Sunday game brings together Coolamon Gan.G.G.-M ......... 30 6 3 39 up. and GGGM at Kindra Park, both lost start winners. Gan­ WAGGA .............. 534 222 240.5 16 These two players along with Greg McKelvie main will start favourites but Coolamon at home will TURVEY PK .............. 434 230 188.6 12 Turvey Park ........ 18 15 3 36 (Coolamon), Barry Suckling (East Wagga-Kooringal) make life difficult for the Lions. Wagga . 18 12 4 34 and Philip Beames (Narrandera) were selected in a GANMAIN-GG-M ........ 376 235 160.0 12 The other two fixtures are set down for Saturday with 12 22 squad to represent NSW against Queensland on July East Wagga-K. .......... 345 278 124.1 12 Coolamon .......... 9 East Wagga meeting Turvey Park and Narrandera at Narrandera ......... 12 0 1 13 16. McKelvie, Suckling and Beames were Riverina's home to Leeton. Narrandera ............... 323 429 75.2 4 most outstanding players in the recently completed East Wagga-K. ...... 0 3 3 6 Phil Cahalan is in terrific form for the Hawks but he Coolamon. ..... .. '. 157 603 26.0 4 NSW Championships. will need plenty of support if his team is to worry Turvey Leeton ............ 0 3 0 3 A 32 man squad has been named for Riverina's all­ Leeton .................. 124 653 18.9 0 Park who have a dynamic full forward in Wayne 1sts: 6 pts. 2nds: 3 pts. 3rds: 1 pt. important VCFL semi-final against Geelong Football Carroll. League. Although declaring themselves unavailable for Narrandera were disappointing lcist week but have a representative selection earlier in the season, Mark chance to make amends against a determined Fraser (Turvey Park), Les Parish (Griffith) and Wayne Leeton. Carroll (Turvey Park) have been nominated for the COV~ R: ~arrer Le~gue's Graham Terlich gets boot to ball as an ACT opponent comes in during the recent QBE State squad. Champ1onsh1ps held in Campbelltown. The local Farrer v RFL clash didn't eventuate - with Farrer winning on the Selections: NARRANDERA v Leeton; East Wagga­ Saturday and RFL losing. Last week's games were one-sided with the excep­ Kooringal v TURVEY PARK; Coolamon v GANMAIN­ tion of Wagga v Ganmain GGM. After leading for most of G.G.M; GRIFFITH v Wagga. RIVERINA CO-OPERATIVE GRAEME BURGMANN & JOHN BANCE r._ ,·:._, ,. ,:_.: .. :::, SOCIETY LTD. SERVING W AGGA WAGGA AND /1,, SURROUNDING DISTRICTS 11 BAYLIS ST., WAGGA Supporting Australian Football J. ' PHONE 212452, 212184 throughout the Riverina. • PRODUCT RANGE: IETY Ltd. Animal health, Agricultural <T,J, n ,(l1t,1}l_/f f'& so I chemicals, Work and casual eo. Registered under the Co-Operation Act. 1923-50 clothing, Liquor, Produce, ~'ru~ERALuH-OM E Pasture seeds, Hardware, Electric fencing. 90 MORGAN STREET, WAGGA WAGGA We offer far TELEPHONE 069 214528 more for • SPECIAL SERVICES: ~~-­ Insurance, Fertiliser, 24HOURS 7DAYSA WEEK the farmer! IAMA Petroleum. 4 - ATCO HOMES RFL ATCO HOMES RFL - 5 EDOFlE • K . C. • DOVVIDAT • PROTO i·- --·· ! 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Ken Howe Imperial line ups. after again gelling to within 2 or 3 goals a 3. Phil Cohalan 35. Paul Perryman 4. Ttrry Ntss · 33. Paul Noack Thedaystarted oflwellwiththe U18s - few t,me_s alld lhreatening to make a real 5. Mark Fraser (cc) 34. Troy Ashcroft recording a aood win against a deter- , · game of II but could not continue on which 4. 'Adrian Hilton 36. Darren Bourne 6. Ricky Quade 35. Andre Haggar mined ~pposition. Jereriy Bourke con· & · 8ROWN& let Coolamon slip away iust beforehall time 5. Jamie Ross 38. Andrew Dore 7. Mark Cunningham 36. Craig Stewart Reo'. .,;;,11e GOlO STRIPESI linued good form to gain top votes in the e,ue and e~ch lime w3 looked to begetting a run 6. David Loottit 39. Anthony McKindley 8. Alan Bar1holomgw 37. Tim Masterson on. Phil Conalan was rn everything all day in a superb all round 7. Chris Horne 40. Glen Bryce 9. Michael Flanigan 38. Frank Coates weekly award. Others to play well were effort to win the mug and Wagga Central Seafood Award. Steve 8. Peter Sculley (vc) 42. Greg Devries 10. Steven Woo'ds 39. Greg Charleson Shane Day, Kane Johflstone and Craig Knox who won the Absolumpl ayir,g stronglyi n the centre toco llect the Turvey Tops 9. Mathew Roberts 43. Dave McClintock I ·> 11. Jeremy Masterson 40. Travis Scolt Tolland Hotel dinner. petrol award (thanks very much Huthy) and Jamie Ross relish­ 10. Barry Suckling (cc) 44. Anthony Kalis 12. Tim Lloyd 41. Murray Knispel The 2nds conlinued their undefeated run with a percen• ing his on the ball chance taking out the Wagga Engineering 14. Vinnie Carroll 42. Michael Button 11. Tony Turner 45. Jim Jenkins tage boosting win with Steve Marks gaining top votes in the b ~ . 16. Glenn Vardenega (vc) 43. Bill Robertson Miltons Gear Award. Cranky Franky Coates gained the Our 2nd 18 were right in the game until midway through the 12. Paul Morphett 46. Jeremy Walsh 17. Stephen Eather 44. Andrew Harmer third quarter when Coolamon got a break which eventually pro· 13. Wayne Podmore 47. Scott Williams 18. Gary Harris 45. Tim Goonan dreaded Mug, others to play well were David Chamberlain, ved the diflere11ce.
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